St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-09-26

John F. Gutsche, who is represented
in the clean cut figure above, never has
figured prominently in politics, but he
has hObnobbed Familiarity with pOliti-
clans for long time now and has won
the reputation for being the cleverest
architect of a cocktail on Jackson street.
The moderate drinkers, who swallow
intoXicants for their stomachs sake
only, all strive to stand in with Johnny,
for he has smiling face and sauye
manner that goes just as far towards
driving the clouds out of mans life as
bright red strawberry or succulent
st. Paul boy and has gradually
risen from newer Of wood
in dirty backyards at S1.4O per cord to
the master of profitable business
which he can truthfully and proudly
call his own. He is a cOnnOiSeur in
cats and there are always several speci-
mems distributed around his desk in
careless array. Some of them blind.
Others deaf and all bearing some pecu-
liar mark that renders them rare curl
OSitieS.
He never shows up behind the rose
wood unless clad in vest of immacu-
late linen and Of late he has taken to
wearing tall, naughty collars that give
His jewelry is plain, but the real stuff,
and his taste runs to pearls. He Occa-
Slonally, however, sticks diamond stud
into his shirt front, but this only on
Sunday evenings, when he goes out
calling, no one knows where, on St. An
thOny hill. johnny has four-sided lot
over in West ST. Paul that ne claims he
will hold until it is worth a fortune to
him. -
General Manager Morrissey, of the
Omaha Herald, has been in the city the
past week. Two years ago Mr.. Norris
sey was managing editor of the st. Paul
Dispatch, and won quite reputation as
a general newspaper hustler. In those
days he had to get down and pull along
side the other boys; now he can sit
around in an upholstered Office and
cluster his feet Oh the top of q rosewood
desk, while the rest of the gang do the
rustling. Morrissey is now enjoying a
two-weekS' vacation, and left last night
for up-cOuntry on duck shooting eXDe-
ditiOn. He is. something of an expert
with the shot gun, and is liable to spread
more or less sadness and desoIation over
the face of the earth before he gets
back. People living in the Northern
districts will do we'll to take their hen
neries in out of the cold air while Nor
lloSCy 10 WdiiutIlllS dIOuuu Ill dll dD-
Stracted way up there, for he is bent on
killing some birds, and he will probably
do so before abandoning the hunt. :.
Tom Ryan, the well-known attorney,
bears a strong resemblance to an an
archist when seated in his Office, prying
into some dark point of law, although
his appearance on the street is quite
different. In his Office, he piles his feet
up on his desk, pulls himself down in
his chair, humps up his shoulders,
wrinkles his brow and runs his fingers
through his hair frequently, which has
the effect of standing it on ends in a
thousand different directions. When in
this position it is hardly safe for man
to attempt to joke with Mr.. Ryan. for
he hates to have his train of thoughts
thrown off the track. He scowls little
heavier, looks little wilder and his
hair stands out at sharp angles nova
days, for there is boy in his family but
little more than week old and Tom
isn't getting that amount of balmy sleep
that he has been wont to get in the past.